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Missy, I just turned 49, have had grays since age 14.
Love the gray, hate the kinky ones! I only colored for a short while in my mid 30’s.
Could you please tell me the name of the product you are speaking of? Maybe it could just be used some of the time to help with texture.
Thanks so much!
This site – Going Gray – has done more for me than just encouraging me to give up coloring 8 months ago. It's made me acutely aware of how I live my life, how I present myself (MYself, not someone else's idea of what I should be at 59)…and it also sparked the desire to start a blog on my 59th birthday.
We are delighted that you have benefited from this blog and our wonderful community. Congratulations on your blog!!! We will be reading. It looks fantastic.
I have just decided to take the plunge and free myself of my concept of aging. My hairdresser is a 28 year old great stylist/colorer who keeps telling me "Just because you are 60 doesn't mean you have to look like you are 60." Are there any ways of coloring my hair gray over my current medium brown so when it grows out the gray roots will become part of my current hair? I have fine hair and it doesn't look very good shorter. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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Missy, I just turned 49, have had grays since age 14.
Love the gray, hate the kinky ones! I only colored for a short while in my mid 30’s.
Could you please tell me the name of the product you are speaking of? Maybe it could just be used some of the time to help with texture.
Thanks so much!
This site – Going Gray – has done more for me than just encouraging me to give up coloring 8 months ago. It's made me acutely aware of how I live my life, how I present myself (MYself, not someone else's idea of what I should be at 59)…and it also sparked the desire to start a blog on my 59th birthday.
Trish,
We are delighted that you have benefited from this blog and our wonderful community. Congratulations on your blog!!! We will be reading. It looks fantastic.
I have just decided to take the plunge and free myself of my concept of aging. My hairdresser is a 28 year old great stylist/colorer who keeps telling me "Just because you are 60 doesn't mean you have to look like you are 60." Are there any ways of coloring my hair gray over my current medium brown so when it grows out the gray roots will become part of my current hair? I have fine hair and it doesn't look very good shorter. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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